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An unauthorized boat violated the danger area and caused a hold in the countdown for Isar Aerospace’s qualification flight.
ELSA-M is Isar Aerospace’s first active debris removal flight.
Isar Aerospace attempted an orbital launch of its Spectrum rocket in March and the rocket failed and crashed near its launch pad at Andøya, Norway shortly after liftoff.
Isar Aerospace plans a second launch attempt for March 19.
Isar Aerospace initially closed a €155 million tranche of its Series C round.
PLD Space’s €180 million Series C is smaller than Germany’s Isar Aerospace’s €220 million Series C, which is the largest such round by a European launch startup to date.
Exolaunch has integrated five satellites for Isar Aerospace’s Onward and Upward mission.
The Onward and Upward mission will launch on Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum vehicle from Andøya Spaceport in Norway on 19 March 2026.
Andøya Space in Norway hosted an orbital launch attempt by Isar Aerospace that launched its Spectrum rocket from the site in March 2025.
Isar Aerospace won the first Microlauncher Competition of the DLR German Space Agency, which resulted in the selection of the payloads onboard the upcoming flight.
Exolaunch integrated the five satellites at its Berlin headquarters together with the satellite developers and Isar Aerospace’s Mission Management team.
Exolaunch integrated five customer satellites ahead of their launch on Isar Aerospace’s "Onward and Upward" mission.
Isar Aerospace is preparing a second flight of Spectrum from Andøya, expected no earlier than 19 March.
Isar Aerospace’s March 2025 flight from Andøya lasted less than a minute before the vehicle splashed down into the sea and exploded on impact.
All five spacecraft on the manifest were integrated at Exolaunch's headquarters in Berlin in cooperation with the satellite development teams and Isar Aerospace's mission management staff.
Isar Aerospace won the first Microlauncher Competition organized by the DLR German Space Agency under ESA's Boost! programme, which led to the selection of the payloads manifested on this flight.
Isar Aerospace’s first Spectrum flight in March 2025 ended in failure less than thirty seconds after liftoff.
Isar Aerospace is targeting no earlier than 19 March for the launch of the second Spectrum rocket.
Isar Aerospace is preparing for the second flight of its 28-metre-tall Spectrum rocket.
Isar Aerospace postponed a planned January launch attempt after an issue with a pressurization valve.